Aaron Dalton is an avid clay soil gardener from Tennessee. His popular gardening blog has a massive resource list of U.S. botanical gardens. Aaron’s goals include inspiring others to pick up a shovel, a watering can, a seed packet and to cultivate a little corner of planet Earth. He believes that biodiversity and sustainability starts inside each of us.
In This Episode You Will Discover:
Contents
- differences in gardening between Philadelphia and Nashville
- “zone pushing” – exciting and challenging the limits of hardiness
- zinnias and the butterfly – a love affair
- Knockout Roses – the controversy continues!
- Chicago Luster, Coral Honeysuckle, switchgrass, Northwind and Heavy Metal
- Indian Hawthorn vs. the Polar Vortex
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Resources Mentioned
Deb’s Garden – debsgarden.squarespace.com.
Clay and Limestone – http://www.clayandlimestone.com/
This is the book Aaron mentioned on the show!
Our Guest’s Links
Follow Aaron Dalton on Twitter – http://twitter.com/gardenofaaron
Visit Aaron’s incredible garden blog and resource site: http://GardenOfAaron.com
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Aaron you did a spectacular job on the #podcast! I enjoyed all your tips and great ideas, thanks for sharing so freely.
Hi Aaron:
I’m writing for two related reasons. I’m with the Mid-Tennessee Perennial Plant Society and wondered if you would be interested in being a speaker for us. I enjoyed your take on biodiversity and think that could make a good topic. However, I’m open to discussion. We don’t pay speakers, but cover expenses. Also, would you consider promoting the PPS Plant Sale on your blog. It’s April 8, 2017 at The Fairgrounds Nashville, starting at 9 am. Hundreds of perennials and some annuals, all profits benefit horticulture education. Thanks for your support